NLR Launches Family Law Reporter with HelloPrenup's Julia Rodgers as Editor

The National Law Review (NLR) has launched a significant new publication, The Family Law Reporter, with Julia Rodgers, Esq. appointed as its Editor-In-Chief. This monthly newsletter, which debuted on December 5, 2025, is a collaborative effort between the NLR and Rodgers, who is a leading family law expert and the Founder and CEO of the legal-tech company HelloPrenup. The core mission of the publication is to deliver expert insight into the complex intersection of family law with business and financial matters, addressing areas often overlooked such as asset protection, financial planning, entrepreneurial decision-making, and long-term wealth strategy. Rodgers brings her dual perspective as both a practitioner and an entrepreneur to analyze the challenging issues that arise when personal relationships and business interests become entangled.

Rodgers, a successful family law practitioner, gained notable recognition as the first legal tech founder to pitch on ABC's Shark Tank in 2021 and has been featured in major publications like Forbes, Fortune, CNN, and CNBC. Her motivation stems from observing couples in her practice struggle with the legal system's complexity and cost, which led her to found HelloPrenup, a company recently backed by a strategic venture capital investment. The partnership leverages the NLR's extensive reach in the legal sector—with millions of monthly readers and a strong newsletter subscriber base—and Rodgers' thought leadership to provide cutting-edge content. Subscribers can access this valuable resource through the NLR's Newsletter section, aiming to help them stay informed on family issues that impact both personal and business outcomes.

The launch underscores a growing recognition of the expanding overlap between family law and business considerations, moving beyond traditional legal vacuums. As Rodgers emphasizes, family law profoundly affects finances, businesses, and long-term planning, making this newsletter a timely resource for professionals and individuals navigating these intertwined domains. For more details, readers can visit the original release on www.newmediawire.com or explore the NLR's platform at natlawreview.com, where the newsletter aims to fill a critical gap in legal education and strategy.